History Nazis and Mughals

OCR B History - Mughals and Nazis

How many unemployed in Germany in Great depression

6,000,000

What was the Nazi slogan for German workers

Work and bread

KDF

Strength through joy

DAF

German labour front

Nazi limit on female students in universities was _%

10

Jewish death toll on kristallnacht, death toll in concentration camps later

91, 1,000

Death toll of Einsatzgruppen

1,000,000

By 1945, death toll in Nazi death camps

3,000,000

Germany army reduced to after WW1

100,000 men, 6 battleships and no tanks, military planes or submarines

Kristallnacht

Nov 9-10 1938

One day boycott of Jewish shops

1933

Sterilisation law

1933

Great depression begins

1929

nazis gain 37%

July 1932

Nazis ban political parties

June 1933

Reichstag fire

27 Feb 1933

Who was the Reichstag fire blamed on

Marinus Van Der Lubbe

Nazis gain 44%

March 1933

Enabling act

24 March 1933

The golden years

1924 - 1929

Nuremberg laws

1935

Einsatzgruppen assembled

1941

Nazis gain 18%

Sep 1930

Death of president Hindenburg

2 Aug 1934

Nazi euthanasia programs start

1939

Trade unions banned

May 1933

Unemployment ended

1938

Nazis gain 33%

Nov 1932

Hitler becomes chancellor

30 Jan 1933

Final Solution

1942

WW2

1939 - 1945

Night of long knives

30 June - 3 July 1934

Nazis gain 2.6%

May 1928

July Bomb plot

20 July 1944

Berlin Olympics

1936

Bishop Galen speaks out against Nazis

1941

Nuremberg trials

1945

Wanasse conference

20 Jan 1942

Auschwitz concentration camp established

20 May 1940

Communists imprisoned after reichstag fire

4,000

Eternal Jew is released

1940

Number of members of the Gestapo

15,000

By 1939, _ people imprisoned in camps across Germany

21,000

‘Confessional church’ set up by

Martin Niemöller

Communist newspaper

Die Rotter Fahne

Social democratic party after 1933 is called

Sopade (Social Democratic Party in Exile)

_ hand-wrote over _ postcards and anonymously left them across germany

Otto and Elise Hempell, 200

_ produced _ leaflets around German cities

The white rose movement, 6,000 - 9,000

Total war begins

1943

Hamberg bombing and death toll

July 1943, 40,000

Dresden bombing and death toll

Feb 1945, 35,000

Baburs reign

1526 - 1530

Humayans reign

1530 - 1556

Akbars Reign

1556 - 1605

Jahangirs reign

1605 - 1627

Shah Jahan’s reign

1628 - 1656

Aurangzeb’s reign

1658 - 1707

Battle of Panipat

21 April 1526

Battle of Kanua

16 March 1527

Humayun lays foundation stone for new capital at Delhi

1533

Battle of Kanauj

1540

Sher Shah’s reign (Humayun in exile)

1540 - 1555

Akbar abolishes the Jizya

1570

Akbar increases number of Mansabdars to 200

1580

Jesuit missionaries from Portugal visit Akbar

Feb 1580

Akbars three courts

Agra, Fatephur Sikri, Lahore

Huge famine that kills 2 million people

1630 - 1632

Aurangzeb reintroduces the Jizya

1679